Detroit to see layoffs, pay cuts due virus-caused deficit

DETROIT (AP) — The city of Detroit will begin some layoffs, cut back hours to other employees and reduce services to meet a projected $44 million deficit due to the coronavirus pandemic.

NOTICE OF MITIGATED DETERMINATION OF NON-SIGNIFICANCE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City of Moses Lake issued a Mitigated Determination of Non-Significance (MDNS) under the State Environmental Policy Act Rules (Chapter 197-11 WAC) for the following project:

NOTICE OF MITIGATED DETERMINATION OF NON-SIGNIFICANCE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City of Moses Lake issued a

Evergreen Cemetery cleanup to begin Monday

seasonal decor, and temporary displays may pose a problem for cemetery maintenance

Spring clean-up at Evergreen Cemetery at 2834 N. Spokane St. begins Monday. Cemetery staff will remove Memorial Day flowers, non-conforming decorations, and seasonal or temporary displays that may constitute a problem.

Store pays $55,000 to settle for 2007 gas leak

The owner of Michael’s Convenience Store at U.S. 2 and Meridian Road in Kalispell has agreed to pay the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency $55,000 for alleged violations of the federal Clean Water Act in 2007.

Sanders County Court Report - May 14-20

Sanders County Justice Court week of 5/14 to 5/20/13

Highway Patrol sanctioned for lost video evidence in lawsuit

HELENA (AP) — A district court judge has ordered sanctions against the Montana Highway Patrol, the defendant in a civil lawsuit filed by an injured driver, for failing to keep evidence in the case stored as required by its own policy.

The Latest: UN COVAX program ramps up, but inequity persists

UNITED NATIONS — The United Nations says the U.N.-backed program to provide COVID-19 vaccines to the world’s most vulnerable people has delivered more than 36 million doses to 86 poor and developing countries to date.

The Latest: White House adapts Easter tradition to pandemic

WASHINGTON — The White House was forced to scratch the annual White House Easter Egg Roll for the second straight year due to the coronavirus pandemic, but that didn’t stop President Joe Biden from giving a nod to the tradition.

Movers & Shakers April 6, 2010

Booth space still available for job fair

Strike may postpone logging celebration

The people, history and places of western Bonner County.

Thursday

Flathead Valley IONS (Institute of Noetic Sciences) Community Group will meet Thursday, May 14, 7 p.m. at the Bohemian Grange, directly west of Montana Coffee Traders on U.S. 93. Kate O’Brien will explain the basic ethics and principles of permaculture and show examples of how it is being used around the world today. For further information, call 862-7711.

Minnesota Democrats seek ethics investigation of Hagedorn

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — The head of the Democratic Party in Minnesota denounced Republican U.S. Rep. Jim Hagedorn on Wednesday for heavy spending on taxpayer-financed mailings to his constituents and called for the House Ethics Committee to investigate.

Federal judge rules Forest Service, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, erred in approving mine under Cabinet Mountain Wilderness

In two decisions issued at the end of May, U.S. District Judge Donald Molloy ruled that the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and U.S. Forest Service violated the Endangered Species Act, the Clean Water Act, the National Forest Management Act, and the National Environmental Policy Act when they approved a massive mining operation beneath the Cabinet Mountains Wilderness.

Expect the worst when a 'big' movie dumps on streaming

The modest box office success of Ben Affleck’s “Air” illustrates a recent change in strategy for some of the industry’s biggest streaming services. Intended as an exclusive Amazon Prime streaming release, “Air” pivoted to a theater-first model, pouring millions into the film’s marketing while sending Affleck and Matt Damon on an exhaustive promotional tour. People love those “Good Will Hunting” boys, am I right?

Swedish giant Ikea to buy back used furniture

STOCKHOLM (AP) — Flat-pack furnishings retailer Ikea said Tuesday that will offer to buy back thousands of pieces of used Ikea furniture in 27 countries, for resale, recycling or donation to community projects.

Swedish giant Ikea to buy back used furniture

STOCKHOLM (AP) — Flat-pack furnishings retailer Ikea said Tuesday that will offer to buy back thousands of pieces of used Ikea furniture in 27 countries, for resale, recycling or donation to community projects.

Quincy 'big box' moratorium to end soon

Public hearing on guidelines set for Feb. 5

Man reportedly approached by 'evil man'

The Whitefish Police Department received a report of someone being approached by an Islamic radical allegedly claiming to be “here to kill as many Americans as possible.” The person reportedly attempted to “convert him to Jesus,” but the radical allegedly told him that he “was an evil man.”

Katheryn Louise (Anderson) Dyer

Katheryn Louise (Anderson) Dyer passed away May 29, 2021.